Webinar recording: Introducing MuseScore accessibility for blind musicians (includes SMB demos)

The MuseScore Editor is an easy-to-use application that helps musicians to learn, create, and edit musical notation. The Editor is an open

source desktop software application which supports more than 50 languages and is available for PC, Mac and Linux. If you use Braille music, or if you enjoy

composing music, then you'll want to learn about some of the recent enhancements in the MuseScore application which allow accessing and composing music

while using a refreshable Braille display, and using six-key entry to input musical notes using the Braille music code. We're delighted to be joined for

this session by Peter Jonas, who is a developer at MuseScore, and who has been instrumental in driving the accessibility of this application. (Sarah Morley

Wilkins makes a guest appearance in the middle, describing this work in the context of the DAISY Music Braille Project strategic interventions).

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfTzr475KHM&t=195s